During the visit of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to the capital of Bulgaria for negotiations with President Nikolai Denkov, a joint declaration was signed.
The main purpose of this document is to support Ukraine’s entry into NATO.
RIA Novosti that this information was conveyed by the deputy head of Vladimir Zelensky’s office, Igor Zhovkva.
Zhovkva writes that Bulgaria, which is an important partner in the Black Sea region, has become the 22nd state to formally recognize Ukraine’s membership in the alliance.
He also says that during the negotiations between the Bulgarian and Ukrainian leaders an important document was signed.
This document confirms that Bulgaria supports Ukraine’s admission to NATO as soon as the necessary conditions for accession are created.
Zhovkva notes that Bulgaria will continue to support the Ukrainian state in the political sphere and financially.
